Last edited by Oishii - Dreamweaver; 10-24-2012 at 06:04 PM.
# 2
10-22-2012, 06:30 PM
Alright. First is simply deciding what you want. I'm going to pick simple ones. If you know the codes, you can just automatically jump to step 4!
Different Hairstyles on Different Characters
Step One: Pick a Hairstyle
So I want to get a tideborn hairstyle on a venomancer. I go into the character creation screen on an assassin and pick the one I want.
Save the preset name as something you can easily find later. You don't actually have to make the assassin, just get the preset.
So then hit cancel till you get out of the character creation screen for the assassin.
Step Two:Make the Venomancer that you want and save it as a preset just as you did for the assassin.
If you already have a pre-existing character you want to edit, you simply need a makeover scroll. You can get these from DQ points here. Also a quest gives a free one at lvl 30. If all else fails, you can get it from the boutique.
You simply take the cosmetic master the makeover scroll and tada!, you get the character creation screen.
Step 3: Find the File with the Hair
Go to where you have your PWI files in your computer. Mine for example is:
Computer>Local Disk (C:)>Perfectworld Entertainment
If it isn't there, you probably saved it in your program files, which you should see in your Local Disk (C:).
From there, go to Perfectworld International>element>user data>character>customize
In the customize folder, you will see a lot of folders with numbers on them. Each number represents a different class in the game and gender.
So for the assassin I'm going to click folder 51. Inside it will list your presets. If you click a preset, a list should come up in Notepad. From here you can find the code you want.
Scroll down the list till you find:
[Hair]
idHairModel= 941
idHairTex= 951
The numbers 941 and 951 are what we are looking for.
Step Four: Change the Code
Now we go back to the file for the venomancer, which is file 31. Find the name of your preset and click it to bring up the notepad. Scroll down till you see the same
[Hair]
idHairModel= random #
idHairText= whatever
and change the numbers to match the hairstyle you had wanted. So I would change it to 941. Save the file change.
Step 5: Finish your Character
So now you can exit out of all your files and go back into the character creation screen in game. When you click on the preset for the venomancer, it should now have the hairstyle from the assassin. If you accidentally select another hairstyle, just simply hit the preset again. Congrats! You just ini. edited!
Finish what you want, name your character, and enjoy the new beauty your character possesses!
Different Hairstyles on Different Characters
Step One: Pick a Hairstyle
So I want to get a tideborn hairstyle on a venomancer. I go into the character creation screen on an assassin and pick the one I want.
Save the preset name as something you can easily find later. You don't actually have to make the assassin, just get the preset.
So then hit cancel till you get out of the character creation screen for the assassin.
Step Two:Make the Venomancer that you want and save it as a preset just as you did for the assassin.
If you already have a pre-existing character you want to edit, you simply need a makeover scroll. You can get these from DQ points here. Also a quest gives a free one at lvl 30. If all else fails, you can get it from the boutique.
You simply take the cosmetic master the makeover scroll and tada!, you get the character creation screen.
Step 3: Find the File with the Hair
Go to where you have your PWI files in your computer. Mine for example is:
Computer>Local Disk (C:)>Perfectworld Entertainment
If it isn't there, you probably saved it in your program files, which you should see in your Local Disk (C:).
From there, go to Perfectworld International>element>user data>character>customize
In the customize folder, you will see a lot of folders with numbers on them. Each number represents a different class in the game and gender.
So for the assassin I'm going to click folder 51. Inside it will list your presets. If you click a preset, a list should come up in Notepad. From here you can find the code you want.
Scroll down the list till you find:
[Hair]
idHairModel= 941
idHairTex= 951
The numbers 941 and 951 are what we are looking for.
Step Four: Change the Code
Now we go back to the file for the venomancer, which is file 31. Find the name of your preset and click it to bring up the notepad. Scroll down till you see the same
[Hair]
idHairModel= random #
idHairText= whatever
and change the numbers to match the hairstyle you had wanted. So I would change it to 941. Save the file change.
Step 5: Finish your Character
So now you can exit out of all your files and go back into the character creation screen in game. When you click on the preset for the venomancer, it should now have the hairstyle from the assassin. If you accidentally select another hairstyle, just simply hit the preset again. Congrats! You just ini. edited!
Finish what you want, name your character, and enjoy the new beauty your character possesses!
Last edited by Oishii - Dreamweaver; 10-24-2012 at 06:12 PM.
# 3
10-22-2012, 06:31 PM
That Barbie Doll Look!
This is the big eyes look, also called "bobblehead" by some people.
Ok, so I already covered how to get into your files, so we are skipping right to the code change. This one takes some trial and error, since the size of the eyes can vary depending on what you like.
Step 1: Pick the character!
For simplicity's sake, I'll pick the assassin again. So go to the character creation screen and save a preset of the one you want to change. Make it a name you can easily pick out within your files!
Step 2: Open the file containing the presets for the assassin female (folder 51) and click your preset to bring up the codes in notepad.
Step 3: The Eyes!
You are looking for the eyes, which should look something like this before editing:
[Eye]
idThirdEye = 0
idEyeBaseTex = 257
idEyeHighTex = 256
idEyeBallTex = 9
idEyeShape = 36
scaleEyeH = 128
scaleEyeV = 128
rotateEye = 128
offsetEyeH = 128
offsetEyeV = 128
offseteyeZ = 128
scaleEyeBall = 128
scaleEyeH2 = 128
scaleEyeV2 = 128
rotateEye2 = 128
offsetEyeH2 = 128
offsetEyeV2 = 128
offseteyeZ2 = 128
scaleEyeBall2 = 128
The codes we are looking to change for size of the eye and texture are:
idEyeBallTex = (Change to 1117 for females, 1046 for males)
scaleEyeBall = (I tend to bump it up to 150. This is how big the pupil is going to be)
scaleEyeH = (These are how big the entire eye is going to get. For massively huge, 200 does fine)
scaleEyeV = (Has to be the same number as the one above)
scaleEyeH2 = (Has to be the same number as one above)
scaleEyeV2 = (Has to be the same number as one above)
This all changes the size and the texture of the eyes. Touching anything on the creation screen for eyes will default the eyes back to a normal size. So rotating the eyes or moving them will put them back to default. If you accidentally do this, don't panic. Just click the preset again and it will go back to your bug eyes. If the eyes are too big or too small for your taste, simple go back into your files and:
Smaller number=smaller eyeball (This is at 80)
Bigger number=bigger eyeball (This is at 200)
To rotate the eyeball:
rotateEye =
rotateEye2 =
Larger Numbers rotate the eye Downwards. (This is at 200)
Small Numbers rotate the eye Upwards. (This is at 50)
It takes some tinkering, but eventually you can find a nice medium between the two that you like. Something somewhat normal looking is somewhere between 130-150.
Step 4: The Head
Some people like theirs bobblehead style, some people like it only slightly bigger. You can actually do this part within the character creation screen in game, but some people like the number to be exact. It's your choice. If you want it to be specific, scroll down the code to find the file that says:
[Body]
bodyID = 4
colorBody = -3024921
headScale = 128
upScale = 128
waistScale = 128
armWidth = 128
legWidth = 128
breastScale = 128
We simply want the:
headScale =
Large numbers, like 200, will make the head huge! Small numbers, like 50, will make the head teeny tiny.
I suggest picking a number between 125-140.
Step 5: Finish up!
By now, you should have the basic face structure down. For the end, you can add on whatever makeup, hairstyles, any finishing touches you want.
And Tada! You will have that bobble-head barbie that is the latest craze!
The basic face structure should come out looking something like this, but it can be different if you decide to settle for larger eyes:
I'm including a code for one of my big eyed venos that you can feel free to copy and paste the code to change however you like. It will give you a good starting spot if you are having trouble sizing the face structures. She looks like this.
Veno
This is the big eyes look, also called "bobblehead" by some people.
Ok, so I already covered how to get into your files, so we are skipping right to the code change. This one takes some trial and error, since the size of the eyes can vary depending on what you like.
Step 1: Pick the character!
For simplicity's sake, I'll pick the assassin again. So go to the character creation screen and save a preset of the one you want to change. Make it a name you can easily pick out within your files!
Step 2: Open the file containing the presets for the assassin female (folder 51) and click your preset to bring up the codes in notepad.
Step 3: The Eyes!
You are looking for the eyes, which should look something like this before editing:
[Eye]
idThirdEye = 0
idEyeBaseTex = 257
idEyeHighTex = 256
idEyeBallTex = 9
idEyeShape = 36
scaleEyeH = 128
scaleEyeV = 128
rotateEye = 128
offsetEyeH = 128
offsetEyeV = 128
offseteyeZ = 128
scaleEyeBall = 128
scaleEyeH2 = 128
scaleEyeV2 = 128
rotateEye2 = 128
offsetEyeH2 = 128
offsetEyeV2 = 128
offseteyeZ2 = 128
scaleEyeBall2 = 128
The codes we are looking to change for size of the eye and texture are:
idEyeBallTex = (Change to 1117 for females, 1046 for males)
scaleEyeBall = (I tend to bump it up to 150. This is how big the pupil is going to be)
scaleEyeH = (These are how big the entire eye is going to get. For massively huge, 200 does fine)
scaleEyeV = (Has to be the same number as the one above)
scaleEyeH2 = (Has to be the same number as one above)
scaleEyeV2 = (Has to be the same number as one above)
This all changes the size and the texture of the eyes. Touching anything on the creation screen for eyes will default the eyes back to a normal size. So rotating the eyes or moving them will put them back to default. If you accidentally do this, don't panic. Just click the preset again and it will go back to your bug eyes. If the eyes are too big or too small for your taste, simple go back into your files and:
Smaller number=smaller eyeball (This is at 80)
Bigger number=bigger eyeball (This is at 200)
To rotate the eyeball:
rotateEye =
rotateEye2 =
Larger Numbers rotate the eye Downwards. (This is at 200)
Small Numbers rotate the eye Upwards. (This is at 50)
It takes some tinkering, but eventually you can find a nice medium between the two that you like. Something somewhat normal looking is somewhere between 130-150.
Step 4: The Head
Some people like theirs bobblehead style, some people like it only slightly bigger. You can actually do this part within the character creation screen in game, but some people like the number to be exact. It's your choice. If you want it to be specific, scroll down the code to find the file that says:
[Body]
bodyID = 4
colorBody = -3024921
headScale = 128
upScale = 128
waistScale = 128
armWidth = 128
legWidth = 128
breastScale = 128
We simply want the:
headScale =
Large numbers, like 200, will make the head huge! Small numbers, like 50, will make the head teeny tiny.
I suggest picking a number between 125-140.
Step 5: Finish up!
By now, you should have the basic face structure down. For the end, you can add on whatever makeup, hairstyles, any finishing touches you want.
And Tada! You will have that bobble-head barbie that is the latest craze!
The basic face structure should come out looking something like this, but it can be different if you decide to settle for larger eyes:
I'm including a code for one of my big eyed venos that you can feel free to copy and paste the code to change however you like. It will give you a good starting spot if you are having trouble sizing the face structures. She looks like this.
Veno
Code:
[3Parts] scaleUp = 105 scaleMiddle = 108 scaleDown = 99 [BlendFace] idFaceShape1 = 23 idFaceShape2 = 23 blendFaceShape = 50 [Face] scaleFaceH = 110 scaleFaceV = 131 idFaceTex = 5 [Faling] idFalingSkin = 434 idFalingTex = 436 [Forehead] offsetForeheadH = 128 offsetForeheadV = 128 offsetForeheadZ = 128 rotateForehead = 128 scaleForehead = 128 [YokeBone] offsetYokeBoneH = 149 offsetYokeBoneV = 146 offsetYokeBoneZ = 128 rotateYokeBone = 128 scaleYokeBone = 128 [Cheek] offsetCheekH = 148 offsetCheekV = 146 offsetCheekZ = 128 scaleCheek = 128 [Chain] offsetChainV = 128 offsetChainZ = 128 rotateChain = 123 scaleChainH = 101 [Jaw] offsetJawH = 140 offsetJawV = 138 offsetJawZ = 128 scaleJawSpecial = 128 scaleJawH = 128 scaleJawV = 128 [Eye] idThirdEye = 0 idEyeBaseTex = 329 idEyeHighTex = 10 idEyeBallTex = 1117 idEyeShape = 36 scaleEyeH = 135 scaleEyeV = 224 rotateEye = 118 offsetEyeH = 110 offsetEyeV = 152 offseteyeZ = 128 scaleEyeBall = 189 scaleEyeH2 = 135 scaleEyeV2 = 224 rotateEye2 = 118 offsetEyeH2 = 110 offsetEyeV2 = 152 offseteyeZ2 = 128 scaleEyeBall2 = 189 [Brow] idBrowTex = 7 idBrowShape = 352 scaleBrowH = 89 scaleBrowV = 108 rotateBrow = 146 offsetBrowH = 78 offsetBrowV = 173 offsetBrowZ = 128 scaleBrowH2 = 89 scaleBrowV2 = 108 rotateBrow2 = 146 offsetBrowH2 = 78 offsetBrowV2 = 173 offsetBrowZ2 = 128 [Nose] idNoseTex = 1 idNoseTipShape = 16 scaleNoseTipH = 111 scaleNoseTipV = 135 scaleNoseTipZ = 117 offsetNoseTipV = 162 idNoseBridgeShape = 15 scaleBridgeTipH = 128 offsetBridgeTipZ = 106 [Mouth] idMouthUpLipLine = 91 idMouthMidLipLine = 86 idMouthDownLipLine = 94 thickUpLip = 125 thickDownLip = 112 scaleMouthH = 64 offsetMouthV = 113 offsetMOuthZ = 128 idMouthTex = 14 offsetCornerOfMouthSpecial = 140 scaleMouthH2 = 64 offsetCornerOfMouthSpecial2 = 140 [Ear] idEarShape = 21 scaleEar = 120 offsetEarV = 135 [Hair] idHairModel = 1103 idHairTex = 1088 [Moustache] idMoustacheTex = 0 idMoustacheSkin = 0 idGoateeTex = 0 [Color] colorHair = -9484942 colorFace = -1124681 colorEye = -2933562 colorBrow = -9678449 colorMouth = -7253373 colorEyeBall = -13352361 colorMoustache = -1 [Body] bodyID = 4 colorBody = -1124681 headScale = 129 upScale = 115 waistScale = 106 armWidth = 114 legWidth = 115 breastScale = 112
Last edited by Oishii - Dreamweaver; 12-22-2012 at 04:55 PM.
# 4
10-22-2012, 06:32 PM
Mohawk the Barbarian (and other hairstyles)
Adding a hairstyle to a barbarian is tricky, because their head size is much larger and covers up a lot of hairstyles. This is often why the mohawk is the choice. After getting hair on a barbarian, it is possible to wear hats, however, most hats will fit barbs incorrectly.
Giving your character heads from pills is not allowed! No Santa, monkey, or pig heads! Sorry!
Step 1: Make the Preset
So first open the character creation screen and create a preset of both the hairstyle you want (I'm going for the human mohawk) and the barbarian you want (panda for the hell of it). Name it something easily found in your files.
Step 2: Open up your files
and get to folder 40 for barbarian, and folder 00 for blademaster. Inside the folders you should see your corresponding presets, if they aren't there, you didn't save them. Or you are in the wrong folder (check first post for correct path to folder). Click your presets and open up the notepad.
Step 3: Transfer some numbers!
I tend to do the files side by side for just easy click and pasting. You have to be careful doing this, because if you do it with a BM you have ini. edited hair on, it could come out looking like this:
The hair comes out messed up and missing in large chunks. This is normal indication that some number(normally the texture code) is wrong in the files. You can also see that it is green, which some of you may like, but I don't.
First we want to find the codes off the blademaster (one not ini edited) for the mohawk. There is a preset called "pity" meant to look like Mr.T that is very useful. These can be found under:
[Hair]
idHairModel = 408
idHairTex = 313
So go into your barb and replace the numbers with 408 and 313. That should give you the mohawk. If you want to double check you can by simply going into the character creation screen and hitting your barbarian preset. There should be no chunks missing from the hair!
Step 4: Pick a Color!
So now we go looking for the section on the barbarian preset for:
[Color]
colorHair = -13357019
colorFace = -792595
colorEye = -1
colorBrow = -12624674
colorMouth = -1
colorEyeBall = -13943485
colorMoustache = -11571145
We want the: colorHair = -13357019. That number will give you black hair. Feel free to change it to whatever color you like. You can do this by picking a color off a hexcolorlist, or just do what I do and pick the color while on the BM preset, save it, then just copy and paste into the barbarian's preset.
Tada! The barbarian should have a mohawk!
With some tweaking of the eyes, face structure, and hair, you can really get a unique looking barbarian now!
Just a tip for later on, if you decide you no longer love your panda and want a tiger now, you can simply just change the:
[Body]
bodyID = #
0 is Tiger, 1 is Lion, 2 is Wolf, and 3 is Panda. You don't have to start over again from scratch, just change the one number in the code.
__________________________________________________ _______________
HATS
Most hats glitch very badly and only few show up well. It's really trial and error with a lot of them. Some hair is ok on, and some you might just want the hats.
This is the exact same as putting a hairstyle on a barbarian, but instead we are inserting these codes into the [Hair] section instead.
Thunder Ponytail
Model: 957
Tex: 963
This one you can tell looks a bit glitchy, but isn't too bad. It's really just a pick and hope for the best with a lot of these. It would just be better if they would let hats fit correctly on barbarians, but that's another issue entirely.
If you want only the hat piece and no hair, you just change the texture code to 480. Once I find out if I can resize heads in this version so it fits the hat better, I'll let you know.
These are Rickioo's posts showing all the hats on the barbs with the codes:
Thank you fawye for linking it for me.
Adding a hairstyle to a barbarian is tricky, because their head size is much larger and covers up a lot of hairstyles. This is often why the mohawk is the choice. After getting hair on a barbarian, it is possible to wear hats, however, most hats will fit barbs incorrectly.
Giving your character heads from pills is not allowed! No Santa, monkey, or pig heads! Sorry!
Step 1: Make the Preset
So first open the character creation screen and create a preset of both the hairstyle you want (I'm going for the human mohawk) and the barbarian you want (panda for the hell of it). Name it something easily found in your files.
Step 2: Open up your files
and get to folder 40 for barbarian, and folder 00 for blademaster. Inside the folders you should see your corresponding presets, if they aren't there, you didn't save them. Or you are in the wrong folder (check first post for correct path to folder). Click your presets and open up the notepad.
Step 3: Transfer some numbers!
I tend to do the files side by side for just easy click and pasting. You have to be careful doing this, because if you do it with a BM you have ini. edited hair on, it could come out looking like this:
The hair comes out messed up and missing in large chunks. This is normal indication that some number(normally the texture code) is wrong in the files. You can also see that it is green, which some of you may like, but I don't.
First we want to find the codes off the blademaster (one not ini edited) for the mohawk. There is a preset called "pity" meant to look like Mr.T that is very useful. These can be found under:
[Hair]
idHairModel = 408
idHairTex = 313
So go into your barb and replace the numbers with 408 and 313. That should give you the mohawk. If you want to double check you can by simply going into the character creation screen and hitting your barbarian preset. There should be no chunks missing from the hair!
Step 4: Pick a Color!
So now we go looking for the section on the barbarian preset for:
[Color]
colorHair = -13357019
colorFace = -792595
colorEye = -1
colorBrow = -12624674
colorMouth = -1
colorEyeBall = -13943485
colorMoustache = -11571145
We want the: colorHair = -13357019. That number will give you black hair. Feel free to change it to whatever color you like. You can do this by picking a color off a hexcolorlist, or just do what I do and pick the color while on the BM preset, save it, then just copy and paste into the barbarian's preset.
Tada! The barbarian should have a mohawk!
With some tweaking of the eyes, face structure, and hair, you can really get a unique looking barbarian now!
Just a tip for later on, if you decide you no longer love your panda and want a tiger now, you can simply just change the:
[Body]
bodyID = #
0 is Tiger, 1 is Lion, 2 is Wolf, and 3 is Panda. You don't have to start over again from scratch, just change the one number in the code.
__________________________________________________ _______________
HATS
Most hats glitch very badly and only few show up well. It's really trial and error with a lot of them. Some hair is ok on, and some you might just want the hats.
This is the exact same as putting a hairstyle on a barbarian, but instead we are inserting these codes into the [Hair] section instead.
Thunder Ponytail
Model: 957
Tex: 963
This one you can tell looks a bit glitchy, but isn't too bad. It's really just a pick and hope for the best with a lot of these. It would just be better if they would let hats fit correctly on barbarians, but that's another issue entirely.
If you want only the hat piece and no hair, you just change the texture code to 480. Once I find out if I can resize heads in this version so it fits the hat better, I'll let you know.
These are Rickioo's posts showing all the hats on the barbs with the codes:
Quote:
Last edited by Oishii - Dreamweaver; 11-27-2012 at 10:39 PM.
# 5
10-22-2012, 06:36 PM
Hairy Fish! Mustaches Galore!
You want that mustache, beard, whatever scruffy face you are looking for on that fish? Here it is.
Step 1: Find that Facial Hair
So first is to locate the facial hair you would like. The beginning classes (elves, humans) have the same facial hair, so it doesn't matter so much which you pick for the preset. I'll just go with blademaster file again. I'm picking the mustache and turning it pink for fun. You can choose whatever you like. Save the BM preset as something you will remember.
I'm putting this on a psychic. ;D
Step 2: Make your preset of your psychic. Save the preset as something you can easily find. You wonder why I keep repeating this? Cause it's very important and makes it easier on you later on when you get multiple presets.
Step 3: Open the presets from their respective files. Blademaster file is still folder 00. The psychic is folder 20. We are looking for the mustache section in the blademaster's code.
[Mustache]
idMoustacheTex = 209
idMoustacheSkin = 213
idGoateeTex = 596
So I would then copy and paste this into the mustache section in the psychic's code. That is going to give me that lovely mustache, but it's green (for me the default is always green. Only heaven knows why).
Step 4: Color!
So now you can either pull the color from a hexcolorchart or just do like I did and saved it on the BM preset. I simply copy and paste the:
[Color]
colorMoustache = -2867597
into the psychic's code in the same spot. Bingo! Pink mustache! If you want to be consistent with the hair colors, simply put that number in all the places for coloring hair:
[Color]
colorHair = -2867597
colorBrow = -2867597
colorMoustache = -2867597
Here is my Psychic afterwards!
Not sure if that's creepy or attractive...
You want that mustache, beard, whatever scruffy face you are looking for on that fish? Here it is.
Step 1: Find that Facial Hair
So first is to locate the facial hair you would like. The beginning classes (elves, humans) have the same facial hair, so it doesn't matter so much which you pick for the preset. I'll just go with blademaster file again. I'm picking the mustache and turning it pink for fun. You can choose whatever you like. Save the BM preset as something you will remember.
I'm putting this on a psychic. ;D
Step 2: Make your preset of your psychic. Save the preset as something you can easily find. You wonder why I keep repeating this? Cause it's very important and makes it easier on you later on when you get multiple presets.
Step 3: Open the presets from their respective files. Blademaster file is still folder 00. The psychic is folder 20. We are looking for the mustache section in the blademaster's code.
[Mustache]
idMoustacheTex = 209
idMoustacheSkin = 213
idGoateeTex = 596
So I would then copy and paste this into the mustache section in the psychic's code. That is going to give me that lovely mustache, but it's green (for me the default is always green. Only heaven knows why).
Step 4: Color!
So now you can either pull the color from a hexcolorchart or just do like I did and saved it on the BM preset. I simply copy and paste the:
[Color]
colorMoustache = -2867597
into the psychic's code in the same spot. Bingo! Pink mustache! If you want to be consistent with the hair colors, simply put that number in all the places for coloring hair:
[Color]
colorHair = -2867597
colorBrow = -2867597
colorMoustache = -2867597
Here is my Psychic afterwards!
Not sure if that's creepy or attractive...
Last edited by Oishii - Dreamweaver; 10-24-2012 at 09:03 PM.
# 6
10-22-2012, 08:17 PM
Last edited by Oishii - Dreamweaver; 10-24-2012 at 09:14 PM.
# 7
10-22-2012, 08:43 PM
Last edited by ViciousMinx - Dreamweaver; 11-06-2012 at 12:45 PM.
# 8
10-22-2012, 08:44 PM
# 9
10-22-2012, 08:45 PM
Quote:
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Originally Posted by iexze
Looking forward to the finished guide, can you edit current characters or only new ones? I want to edit my Barb :(
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Just need a makeover scroll. =D
Venus just posted a more detailed one about pre-existing characters, so feel free to glance at that since mine isn't as finished. :(
Quote:
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Originally Posted by ViciousMinx - Dreamweaver
Now the question is Which one are you going to pick ?
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# 10
10-22-2012, 08:47 PM
Hopefully all of this will copy over like it needs too:
Going for on sin: pwcalc.com/d916f4e82a02e4ddCode:
How To Edit Your Character File 1. Buy a Makeover Scroll. These can be bought using Perfect Tokens of Luck at a PW Boutique Agent NPC. Gift Exchange > Luck > Makeover Scroll (50 Tokens) or in the Boutique (O) under Shop > Misc > Makeover Scroll (1 Gold). 2. Go to Cosmetic Master Yun in South City Arch. (532 , 633). Talk to Yun and select Makeover Service then drag and drop your Makeover Scroll into the slot and confirm.3. Edit your character to as close as you want it to start off then in the Saved Presets box choose Save and give your preset a name such as “Origional” to save one you can go back to if you change something incorrectly. Save it again as a different name and use this one as the one you edit.
4. Go to the appropriate folder and find the file you saved as a preset. PW Folder (whatever you named it for PWVG) > Element > userdata > character > customize
The following is a list of which folder names go to which Race, Class and Gender. 00 = Male BM 01 = Female BM 10 = Male Wiz 11 = Female Wiz 20 = Male Psychic 21 = Female Psychic 30 = N/A 31 = Venomancer 40 = N/A 41 = Barbarian 50 = Male Assassin 51 = Female Assassin 60 = Male Archer 61 = Female Archer 70 = Male Cleric 71 = Female Cleric 80 = Male Seeker 81 = Female Seeker 90 = Male Mystic 91 = Female Mystic Getting Hair Styles from other Races Use the initial steps to save a preset from the race and class you want (you can just go and make a new character and not save the character, just go into the editor and save a preset) to get the hair from. Then go and find that preset and look for the following area in the file: (This is from a female Earthgard) [Hair] idHairModel = 1114 idHairTex = 1099 Go to your saved preset file for the character you want to put the hair on and replace the numbers with the ones you found in the other file. Getting Earthguard Eyes on other Races In your file you want changed look for the following area: (This is from a female Cleric) [Eye] idThirdEye = 0 idEyeBaseTex = 257 idEyeHighTex = 561 idEyeBallTex = 1117 < Change the number you find here to this number shown. For male characters change the number here to 1046 instead of 1117. Changing Body Size (Fat/Stick Figures) To make your characters very fat or very skinny you change the following area in the file: [Body] bodyID = 3 colorBody = -1 headScale = 125 upScale = 114 waistScale = 109 armWidth = 114 legWidth = 112 breastScale = 128 Put higher numbers to increase the size and lower to decrease. Between 0 and 500. That's all for now, I'll let you have fun and play around for yourself! For any specific questions/corrections on .ini files please leave me a message on my user page. Also, if someone wants to message me the info on which part of the file to change for the changing of the Veno tail color before I get around to it please do and I'll add it to the post. Happy Editing!
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Last edited by Ambisagrus - Lost City; 10-22-2012 at 08:49 PM. Reason: God damn C&P issues
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